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Universities exceed foreign student targets
Tehran Times.
According to the plan, some 1.5% of the population of university students in the country should be non-Iranian. However, the figure stood at 1.64% in the past Iranian calendar year (March 2020-March 2021), Afshin Akhoundzadeh, an official at the Organization of Student Affairs, said,
IRNA reported last Wednesday.
Also, according to the 20-Year National Vision Document (ending 2025), foreign students should account for 1.8% of the whole student population, which is likely to even reach 2%, Akhoundzadeh explained. “Some 57,675 foreign nationals from 133 countries are studying in Iranian universities, 30,600 of whom are studying in universities affiliated with the Ministry of Science, while 25,000 others are receiving education in Azad University, and about 2,000 in medical universities.”
Luke Rawalai
10 April, 2021, 12:30 am
Minister for Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport, Faiyaz Koya is briefed by David Kolitagane at the opening of the MSAF office at Pacific Harbour in Deuba, on Thurs 08 April 2021. Picture: ELIKI NUKUTABU
THE newly-opened $20,000 Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) office is expected to benefit more than 2050 villagers within 14 villages in Serua.
Officiating at the opening of the new office based at Pacific Harbour, Minister for Commerce, Trade, Tourism and Transport Faiyaz Koya said the 12th MSAF office in the country would bring services to the doorsteps of Fijians.
Mr Koya said given Fiji’s geographical dispersion, improving inter-island marine transportation was essential for our livelihoods, trade and commerce.
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